In the West, on the back side of the storm system driving severe weather in the Midwest, strong winds and critical fire weather will impact the High Plains and parts of the Rockies, along with heavy snow in the high Rockies. Visit weather.gov for the latest. pic.twitter.com/BDKnfIMLqt

These severe weather timing graphics from @NWSNorman and @NWStulsa show that tonight's severe weather threat is far from over in the high/moderate risk areas. You too can get detailed information by following your local NWS office at weather.gov/socialmedia pic.twitter.com/TdebEvgIFp

☁️🌧️ A mostly cloudy but mild Tues night is expected. Some scattered showers and rumbles of thunder will pass through from around 4-8 AM, which could lead to a wet Wed morning commute. Most areas will warm up into the 80s on Wed. #PAwx #NJwx #DEwx #MDwx pic.twitter.com/2dlHtTneXg

As of early this morning, some showers are moving across portions of southern Delaware into Cape May County NJ but once these move out, most of the day should be dry with temperatures warming. For complete local forecast details, please visit weather.gov/phi. pic.twitter.com/s3J3auu4RS